Andrea Schudtz 2022 Cremona. IUEStrings Luthier Series (VN09)
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About Luthier：
Andrea Schudtz was born in November 1973.
He took his first steps in the art of violin making with his father Pavel Schudtz, a famous Mo. Liutaio worked for Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow.
As a child, Andrea began playing the violin and also attended the Central School of Music. When he was about 15 he started making his first instrument.
In 1990 the “Prince of Asturias Foundation” invited his father Pavel Schudtz to move to Spain and work for its Orchestra.
In 1991 Andrea decided to attend the International School of Violins Making in Cremona and moved to Italy. He studied with Mo. Conia, Mo. Negroni, Mo. G. Scolari, and in 1995 graduated from the school. While attending the first year of the school he worked in Mo.Crillovi’s workshop.
His instruments are made following the classical models of the Cremonese School, such as Stradivari, Guarneri, and Amati with a personal touch. His varnish is very thin and elastic and the choice of the wood is excellent.
These qualities make his instruments very successful with musicians all over the world. At present, he lives and works in Cremona where has opened a workshop in the center of town.
Andrea has taken part in several violin making competitions, such as:
- Violin Makers competition Tchaikovsky, Moscow – 1990 – where he earned the 5 th place for Violoncello and the Prize for the youngest participant;
- Violin Makers competition in Prague -1992- -4 th.
- National Violin Makers Competition in Baveno, Italy – 1993 -2nd.
- Violin Makers Competition of Tchaikovsky, Moscow – 1994 where he earned the 5 th place for violin and the prize for the best sound offered by the French Violin Makers.
- 6th National Violin Makers competition in Baveno, Italy – 1997.